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Pulse in my stomach

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Yes! The pulse in my stomach has become very noticeable. I feel it a lot laying down but also when I'm standing and have my arms crossed. That's when it's most annoying to me

I haven't asked the doctor. But everyone has a large artery that runs down your midsection. I just figured mine had gotten used to pumping blood to my large body and all the fat hid the pulse from me. Now that I'm much smaller it's more noticeable

Yep, I asked the dr about it and she said it's the big artery and it's more noticeable now that it's not under such a layer of fat. She said its normal and nothing to worry about.

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